The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-02
tn EntCrpriNiug Reporter aud
The Great BoodIcr I'm IIis
Sanadinn Retreat.
lie say lie ICit Ia Get Away
From other considerations.
OId uCt.lrigtc.


HURoN, Mich., Augu.t /. From
another account of McGarigie's land
ing in Canada 1t appears that when
the tux Aren't approached the
schooner Blake. which was the last
i'll tow OF the four vessels, the Marsh.
next ahead. dropped "a tow line, and
the Blake dropped rapidly astcrn.
Her captain rushed forward together
with his crew. and raised tremcn-
dOu- row tor "a couple OF minutes
Keeping the attention of those on
board the tug, meanwhile MCOariglc.
who had been transferred To the
Marsh in the straits, rs reported some
days ago, WAS bundled in u yawl aud
pulled ashore. When the officers on
the tug discovered the rusc. every
effort was made TO catch the yawl.
but il got into shoal waters -picly be-
fore they could reach 1t. Mct,ariglc
Jumped ashOrc and ran rapidly up
the street while the crews of the
schooncr- erred at the men on tug
Captain Irwin, of the Blake, COM
lirmcd the story OF the master of the
r.
Blake. lie would make no definite
admission regarding PEARSON, who
arranged for McGhrlgjc.- escape. In
very nearly al! OF hl- conversations
he spoke guardcdly, but ho let out
enough to strengthen suspicion TINT
/ DR.. ~. John and Janitor Den knew
more Gbout The escape of McGHuglc
than any ono else IN Chicago. At
/ Saruiq, after considerable search,
reporters found McCariglc, VINO ~.
pcarcd terribly changed. Ills feat
urcs are haggard and -nllOW, and his
! cNes have a hunted expressions
II am worn out with worry aud cX-
! element He said: 81 am sick and
pced rest so bAd,y that must n-k
you to wait untill tomorrow. Say tor
/ me however TINT will be bnck To
/ Chicago in less than three months md
when come will not be- houuded
us rascnlly thief. This investigation
that is now being held will develop
/ nay innocence of my corrupt net and
will convince the pcopl of Chicago
/ that iu spite of all squcGling that Is
/ being made IN court am not impH-
Gated 10 any crooked transaction. The
worst that can bC said Of me there IL
1 that had money given to me by
contractors to give county commits
/ siOncrs. Not one cent of il stnCk to
my fingers. am a poor man today
Mctmrrigle said he planned the
escape himself ana regrets that he
was obliged 10 impose ON the gcncr-
o-ity of sheriff Matson in thoWay hC
did, lie said;
"lf stayed in jail it was absolutely
certain | would have Il spell OF ty'
phoid fever. My system could not
stand that and it became imperative
for me to get out Fortunately op-
portunity tor escape presented itseli
and ! embraced IT.
DIR sT JOHN
] owner OF the schooner Blake, who, il
| Is bclievd, personally assisted McGar
gle 10 escape, was arrested thi morn
ln0at tho break iast table by Inspector
Bariicld, and waving examination
turu shed bail for 10000, I. b. Fi-l
becoming security
a MUCH HUNIEp MAN.
Chicago, August IA Telegram
from Sarnia, ont, filed at ! O'clOcl
this morning, shy, Instructions hay
been received from states Attoruc'
! Grinncil, of Chicago, and the chief O
police, TO arrest McGarigle on M in
uictmcnt issued ut Montreal Tn
~Arnia chief of police has not beer
able 20 lind him and the suppositiOj
is that he has left that town.
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